Watch the video together and talk about why Grover's style of playing upsets Abby. How do the friends solve the problem? Ask children: “Do you have any friends who like things quieter, or slower, or different in some other way?” Brainstorm ways to make that friend feel more comfortable.

Mojo enters a robotics competition and wins an unexpected lesson in the magic of mistakes.

Kids often find comfort in doing the same things each day in the same way and having structure. Following simple routines can be especially calming. Choose one everyday routine for which kids need a little extra support.

Writing prompt to get students thinking about a growth mindset & for the teacher to be able to monitor growth of each student's mindset.

Empathy is a skill that anyone can build. But, why is it so important? This is the second chapter in the three-part Big Ideas: Empathy video series. In this chapter, Mojo learns how different emotions get in the way of his (and his team's) success. Your class will learn about the ”maze” concept, and the ClassDojo monsters will share how anyone can get out of the maze with a little bit of practice. A wonderful in-class and at-home discussion guide accompanies this chapter.

Mojo reflects on the meaning of 'your brain is like a muscle' after a setback.

Empathy is a skill that anyone can build. But, why is it so important? Share this first chapter in a three-part video series all about empathy with your class. Mojo and the ClassDojo monsters put on a school musical, but face a big obstacle as Mojo's ego gets in the way. A wonderful in-class and at-home discussion guide accompanies this chapter.

"Maintenance self-care" refers to the activities that you have identified as important to your well-being and that you have committed to engage in on a regular basis to take care of yourself. My Maintenance Self-Care Worksheet provides an opportunity for you to identify the activities you would like to add to your self-care practice in each self-care domain (“new practice”). It is also useful to identify possible barriers or obstacles that could get in the way of implementing and/or maintaining these new activities. Think about what you anticipate these barriers/obstacles to be (try to list at least 3 or 4 in the spaces provided), how you can address them, and how you can remind yourself to follow your plan. Write these solutions on the last page of the My Maintenance Self-Care Worksheet. If you have chosen to limit or eliminate a negative coping strategy that you currently use, note this as well.

Katie leads Mojo on a journey to learn from the secrets of the brain from a mysterious guru.

PBIS World is a website containing links to hundreds of interventions, supports, resources, and data collection tools, all of which are organized into the tier 1 through 3 framework.

The Peer Mediators core curriculum includes a set of comprehensive, customizable manuals designed to guide you through the implementation and administration of the Peer Mediators program. The resources include the following manuals: Program Implementation Guide, Trainer's Manual, and Student Workbook

Guide learners in how reflecting on their language can help them deal with struggles, and help them develop a growth mindset!

Guide learners in taking a moment to be thoughtful, recognizing how much they've grown this year.

The Self-Care Assessment will help you highlight the good things you are already doing for yourself and whether there is an imbalance in the areas in which you practice self-care. The items in this assessment can also give you some ideas for additional things you may want to do in the future to help prevent stress and burnout and to maintain and enhance your well-being. Make a note of the items that you would like to add (or add more of) to your self-care practice. In considering this, try to be sure that each domain of self-care is well represented. If you think of things that are not included in this list, just add them at the end.

Kids learn important life strategies while having fun with familiar Sesame Street characters. Kids will identify with each of the five problems, and they'll not only learn to calm down with deliberate deep breathing, they'll also be introduced to three possible strategies for working through each problem.

Designed for older students dealing with academic stress, Smiling Mind guides users through mindfulness activities. Beyond the app, the Smiling Mind website provides additional resources and activities for school counselors to help students.

Speak Up About Unhealthy Relationships' Q&A style talking points about real teen experiences in unhealthy relationships.

Charlie Brown realizes that when you practice self-care, you don't have to get everything perfect— you just need to be kind to yourself and breathe.